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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
"
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SINCE LAST OCTOBER 1 have suffered
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get up and inhale salt and water for re-
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time, so 1 could not see. 1 have used
no end of remedies, also employed a
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but l got no help. used Ely's Cream
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also my eye is well. 1t is wonderful
how quick it helped me.-MRs. GEORGE
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upon many in consequence of the Con-
gressional legislation, should not deter
their children from sustaining the in
situations, laws and government OF the
country. The sacred principles given
to them through the Constitution
should always be held dear.
Singing by the choir of the Hallelujah
Chorus, and benedlction by Patriarch
John Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
AT THE TABERNACLE.
The DiScOurSes on Sunday
Afternoon Last
ON THE PLAN OF REDEMPTION.
Elder Abraham H Cannon, Apot tie j
ii. Grant and President A. M.
Cannon the Speakers.
ON THE PLAN OF REDEMPTION

The opening hymn, sung by the choir
and congregation at the Tabernacle, on
Sunday afternoon last, was the one be-
ginning:
The Spirit of God like fire is burning.
Prayer by Elder Ward Pack.
Singing:
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Piles! Pnesl Piles!

Sure cure for blind, bleeding, and
itching Piles. One box has cured the
worst cases of ten years standing. No
one need suffer ten minutes after using
this wonderful Kinks German Pile
Ointment. 1t absorbs tumors, allays
the itching at once, acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. Kinks Pile Oint-
ment is prepared only for Piles and
itching of the private parts. and
nothing else. Every box is warranted
by the agent.
Sold by Druggists; sent by mail on
receipt of price, SOC. and $1.00 per box.
DIR. G. 0. BENTON, PROP.
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Special Notice to the Working
Glasses.

Ten pounds of boiling beef for so cents.
Three pounds of STEAK or chops for %
cents. Legs and loins Of mutton for
cents. Breast of mutton for cents.
Ribs OF mutton for cents. The finest
southdowr lamb at Is cents. Forequar-
tiers of the best steer beef at 5 cents.
Carcasses sides of the best steer beef at
6 and 81 cents. Orders of 80 cents and
over delivered. These prices are all
cash. Country trade solicited. City
trade supplied at reduced rates, by G. D.
Amos, wholesale and retail butcher,
corner of Third South and Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Cancer Mouth. For sale at A. Q.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. II
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Fox & Svmons

Have reduced Cne price of photographs.
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neous process. Reduction permanent.
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The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-31
"Was Ii a Fair Trial?0

IAN Appeal to the Governor OF
Illinois by Gen. M. M. Trumbull.
in behalf of the Condemned An
archists."
This work, a twenty-page PAM
phlet, on the trial and the rascally
and murderous rulings of the
court. can be had at the following
prices:
Per copy. 10 cents; in quantities
OF ten, rs cents.
Address: Lucy E. Parsons, 7Ss
Milwaukee Ave-, Chicago. Ill.
1T em
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-31
AS IN THE DAYS OF OLD.
Rev. Mr.. Penteeost on Christianity
Now and In Christ's Time.
New Jersey unionist, Dec. "A.

New Jersey unionlst, Dec. "A.
Before the usual crowded con-
gregation the Rev. Mr.. Pentecost
preached last Sunday night one of
his characteristic sermons. The
text was Matt. ": 1920.
Every man." he said. who
criticises or assails the present
form of things is considered a
lawless person. 1t is always so.
The past gives evidence of it; of
the present we know, and for the
future it will still be so. 1t is
right for the general good that it
is so. No intelligent person
should object to that which puts
a man with a new idea to the
fullest extent of criticism. And |
repeat, anybody who assails. or
criticises is set upon or, metaphor
ically speaking, is a lawless per-
son, Jesus sometimes assailed
the customs of his time; as he saw
things he spoke and acted, for he
knew the truth. He knew that
the Sabbath day was made for
man and not man for the Sabbath
day. He knew the truth about
the Sabbath and he acted upon it.
But the sick he healed and grain
he reaped on that day when he
knew it was right. Whenhe went
into the temple and saw brokers,
money changers, dove sellers and
the traders, it outraged his sense
of what was decent and proper.
SO, without regard for constituted
authorities, or whatever the GUS
toms Of the time might have been,
he made scourge of small cords
and whipped the animals out Of
the temple, turned over the tenn
Piles Of the money changers and
drove the traders out also. We
can hardly understand what an
effect that would have upon the
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-31

R~ORA~ ~ >AAO'S sss@@~Ss +" =
consider the strong prejudices Of
the Jewish people, we wonder that
he was not cruci6ed before his
time and without a trial.
The people who opposed him,
the Scribes and Pharisees, were
commonly looked upon as good
people and Jesus was regarded as
a ruffian and a law-breaker. Yet
he said he came not to destroy
the law or the prophets but to full
fiji the law. He did not. however,
hesitate to take hold of and criti-
else the law itself, the very law of
Noses. The law says you must
hot kill. he said to them, but !
~ you must moi get angry ~
|thst i. mufdef in IS iasipiebe3s
The law says 70 you, do not coq1-
NIT adultery. ] say to you that
the law is bungling-you must not
have an evil thought And so he
went on opening up defects of ira
dition and custom and criticising
the law itself. The Scribes and
Pharisees corresponded with the
clergy of to-day and were the
very cream of religious life, and
yet Jesus said to his disciples that
unless they were better than these
people they should not enter the
kingdom OF God. Many of the
Pharisees were hypocrites, but
among them were some good peo-
pie. The trouble was their pecu-
liar religion had no life in it. The
forms of old religions necessarily
became Pharisaic. The time
when it was fresh goes by like
the Quakerism Of to-day. The
religion is here but the inspiration
is gone. Having the form without
the power is one of the expressions
of the Apostle Paul. The religion
of to-day is Pharisaic. 1t stands
up on the street corners to pray
| to be seen of men. The Christian
church has many beliefs which are
essentially 'superstitious. There
are many who simply believe be-
cause they have followed after the
teachings of their parents and
no personal feeling of conviction
Except your righteousness is diff
ferent from this, unless your relig
ion is personal, you cannot ente1
the kingdom of God. The king
dom of heaven is in you; not ii
the church. There are many peo
pie who tell you with all the glow
and satisfaction of personal pleas
ure that the Christian church i:
full Of faults. Anybody can de
this. The point is to show fortf
its virtues. Young men ought tt
be benefited by this thought
Young man. if your criticism j.
just, then you yourself have nc
right to criticise without being ;
better man yourself. To poin
out fault is proper and just, bu
when you begin to criticise yo,
must remember the words of Him
the sharpest critic of all, that you
righteousness must be better thar
theirs before you can enter int
heaven. A man WHO can. stane
off and fire stones as Seiman die
don't amount to much in thi.
world. God forbid that you or
may ever have it as our mission tc
start off and throw stones at tn,
Christian church."
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-31
Wr1stsn for the EnouireE.
THB B4DE181x1-
Br '. H.

s"Jssu. seogrssd the mossy-chansen nom
The tsmpA'
Prom The IHsd where blissards blindly blow
che thistle,
whsrs Virgins weaves vhirlvind every
year,
Cones thseaseh-me-I am. sony-soryou whis
ofths pessla.ins bank cashier.
He w. . model man, and asdbsiantial
Factor in the mazts Of business-so they
mAd-
A.a IN all circles, social or anaacial,
His psoverhaai name in print vas efssn
p1oA
1bsvspsns = 6bin = hoasss ssshs dsfAOlsst
rssSags - - ~ - v'.hess = =
ns ~ { neu,nsr = sni>iss eza1len,
An4ofsAses - - - 6lno 1pna6
- - s.sv.s,s ~ - - ~
wouid sens day Be The Issnsat - vel
Spun with the voof Of happiness or grieving
A life unchailenged or censure hard V
bear.
But he proved fraud who compromised By
giving
In public, gliding DER private steal
80 vaunted charity, from TOO much love oI
living,
Assumes devotion TO the common veal.
Yet he vas model man and long connected
With every theme and scheme Of public
good;
None were more highly honored and resuecs
BY the good people In his neIghborhood.
A. member Of our church his contribution
Many . long.felt want did help 70 NIL,
And the debt peculiar TO such institutions
He lsudably did lift os share each bill.
Among the lines arranged for Sunday sing
Ing,
'IHave Home up Yonder' was his choice
And you could hear shove all others ringinl
The clear and even tenor Of his voice.
Alas, how sadly dove err in deeming
All things true because they look that way
For many day he cashier had been dream
ing
Ofhis home mp therein Canada.
A man may pray when most he plays tn
devil,
He may frieglt his voice with words from
sacred song.
And while years are given 10 unholy revel,
Thus seek 10 shield or Justify the wrong.
OMAHA, Neb.. Dec 81.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-31
E. G. FILKINS,
The Practical Hair-Cutter.

Ladies and Children Specially. Black
and bruised eyes cured in Q few hOurs
without painting or leeching. Ladies and
gentlemen attended at their residences
Filkins can always be found At his place Of
business-S256 Larimer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
,Rough on RATS! NHuerte 6
ESTABLECIMIENT0 BALNEARI0
DE LA VILLA De CUAMO,
Puerto Rico

Agnas Minero- Mcdicinales, Sndori
ticAs, Laxantes, DluretIcas, Esumn-
lsntes, T6nieas. AplicAbles a dlvefsas
Intermediates. EspeciAliu para 10 Gu
racl6n del Renmatlsmo en todas sns
forsnAs y de las Erapclones euIAacas.
Binos nelleinAles diversAs tempera.
taras. AparAios dc duehAs. Hablsa-
clones c6modAs con timbre e.ectrco,
para famliias. Srfvleio esmerado, l.
20 eategoFlA.
Prccios, segnn tAt.fa. Se'vlcio de
cochcs para eaalqaier ?anto de Ia lsla,
Corgeo diArio sia rrmnnersci6n Alguaa.
Telegrafo mblnado, inea de Coamo.
Como hA emrsEado "a lA ,snpo'ada
de los Il snos, sc hacr prcsen,e qOe cl Es-
tablecimlenlo RAlueario essA pFovisto ds
me)orAbles sitvlentes y ooclnefos.
Dsbe advcrtirse, AdemAs, Las tamI
las qne ueeesltsn de los B.hoa y gate
ran alojamiento independents de- Ho
tel, qne entire Lee meloras efecinadAi
ensniAsc 10 de una magnihea casa, -
paeioea, siegaate, vsnsilada, que hTsndl
sxcslsnte ecmodidad B los Hsnore
bAniatAs, "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13

comFaestoa COMO peor dichos one
nos ha pfOdigado, ora, sobre A stro ~o
nomia, ora sohre INSTRUCTION.. va
sobre politica, va sohve literatura.
con cansada insistencia, cierto ora-(
dor trasnochado, que como una ca.
lamidad mas nos ha tocado POI
nuestra mala suerte, 81 bien, repe.
timos, estamos conformes en- este
punto con el articulists, no asi re-
firiendose d la Administrator To-
cal de esta Villa, que podemos de-
Cir muy alto, sin tenor de ser des-
mentidos que puede presentarse CO.
mo modelo de las de SUI clase en-
esta Isla.
81 Sc halla dispuesto q continuar
su campaila de NAL cronista el Sc
nor O., segdn promote con enfatico
tono, le aconsejamos pise en- terre-
no firme y no escoja para el COM
bate campo POGO despejado, pues
las brenas y zarzales pudieran en-
redarle la cabeza y dar con su po-
bre humanidad en- TERRA, doliente
Y maltrecho, terminando dc triste
manera sus embestidas de censor
apasionadO y de revistero POGO ve-
raz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
M IAN Att.

Hanse reunido nuestros buenos
Y consecuentes correligionarios dc
Manati, eligiendo e. siguiente Co.
mite Local:
Presidente honorario, D. Salvador
Calaf.
Presidente efectivo, D. Antonio Mo-
rey.
Vice presidente honorario, D. Fell
cisno Pares.
Vice-presidente efectivo, D. Fidel
Benero.
Vocales, D. Jose A. Espfnc'a, b
GailIermo Cerda, d. Jose Mediavills,
D. Antonio Perez.
Snplentes, d. Antonio Sim6, D. Ap-
gel Villamil.
Sc acord6 adem&s autorizsr al comi
te para que por 81 nombre libremente
su secretsrio y tesorero.
Celebramos tan plausible succ
so, que revela ell laudable espiritu
y entusiasmo que reina entire nues-
tros amigos de Manati, a cuyo
nuevo Comite Local, compuesto,
como Sc ha visto, de diguisimo>
correligionarios, felicitamos cor
dialmente desde estas columnas.
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SOCIEDAD AN0NIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANr TIL
SAN JUAN, PUeRTO-RlCO.

Seg@nda Conrocatoria d Junt1 Gral. ertraordindrid
No habiendo podido llevarse efe to,
por fAlts de concurrencis de capital
bastante, la Junta general extraordina-
ria, couvocada para ests fechs, la d..
rectiva, en- cumplimiento del art. Az
'ooAas Estatutos, ma ucordado convocar
de nuevo'a-danta general extraordina.
ria, para ell Is de Maye-sorrieute, . las
doce del dis, en- los salones DEB Casino
Espsflol; advirtiendo que con arreglo
q Aicho artlcu'o "se celebrara la j unta
cuai.squiera que sean ell ndmero de
concur'sntes, y ell capital por estos re-
presentatn."
A los efe,tos del art. 81, re hace
presente que los asnntos que nan de
trHtarse en- dicha Janta sun los que
siguen:
10 Presentation del Ore l;to Mer-
cantil al Concdrso alberto por Ia II. q.
de % de Mario dltimo, con adopci6n
dc todas las medidas, y discussion de
Eodcs los particulares que con dlcho
"sunto Sc relRciOnan.
y La Dire.tiva dar& cuenta q los
oiep' NGcionistas con la nuevs clasifi
taclon ne.I:N de los valores que consti-
Cuye 81 scCivo ~ capital social.
Desde esta tech~ tneda fiiada al nj.
blico la Iista de accioG11as con dere.
rho de asistencia; y sc re- m;endn )
los mismos ell recuerdo de los a.Icnlos
48 al 81 y Sd de los Estatutos, y II
88 al 90 del Reglsmento.
Las pspeletas de asistencia q la j un
Ia ne expedirAn en- Secretaria, desde e
10 del actual al II ambos inclusive.
Puerto Rico, Mayo 8 de 1887
Ell Presidente de turno, Pablo O6arr'
so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
NUEVO PERI6DICo.

Tenemos noUicias d. que en- hre.
We vera la luz en- Mayagiiez un
nuevo apreciable colegal de patri6-
ticos principles, cuyo principal o1-
ietivo sera combatir la autouomia.
Lo redactaran ilustradas y compe-
tentes personals.
Venga en- buen hora ell estima-
BILE peri6dico cuya pr6xima apart
ci6n con gusto anunciamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
REPLICA,

Tres dignos y animosos j6ve-
nes de San Lorenzo, con la si.
guiente replica, destruyen total
mente las tan infundadas como
malevolas insinuaciones que Ell
Diablo SIZE to de Humacao tuvo
por convenisnte hacer, con mott
vo de 10 ocurrido en- aquel pueblo
entire dos individuos de la Com.
pania de Voluntarios. Va a con-
tinuaci6n la merecida replica:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13

sc nan fccluluO lOS SIS ulCillOo
libros en- la Imprenta del
" Boletin'.
ARTE DE- hsblAr en- rToss y verso,
nor Cones Hermosills. Nneva edl-
ci6n, anmentada cou muchAs { impor-
tantes notas Y oh<erv-eioues por don
Vicente Saliva. tomo en- H. Pasta
eLtera.
Esta edici6n ca may spreciable por
las impcrtAl tes notss en- one sc ha
rectiicado snplido Ia doctrina de
Gomez Hermosilla, y mas ann por los
areadices, que Sc han Ahadldo sobre
paatos may esenelales, para Que en-
este libro se halIen completes los ele-
mentos del Arts de hablar en- prosa y
verso.
AvENTURAS de RocambOle Las
dtimat), lcg rons6u da TeFrAi'- :
souos en IL tela.
BELLA PLATERA (La). Gran
novsla hist6rica, por Pablo SNun'sre'
E.diel6n de lulo adornAda con nnmero-
sas gtahados sohse MADEIRA. ! tomo 60
e. Tea ron planchAs y coIses doEAdos.
nERT0LDo, BeF,oldino y % nieie
CAeasenc. Bonita edici6n. tono 60
~ con machas lkminas. PaPel real
Eado De orn
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critic, por la lesion que Sc infere a
los humanitarios Y caritativos SEN
M MCln'entos dc los individuos que
0ua oU pohen esta culta sociedad, los
Nc Nc slempre y en- todas ocasiOnes
NON NON saoldo cumplir con ans de-
ueEess ayudando al desvaIido :,
prororcion8ndole 10 necesar;o ~
librar sn subsistencia, cuandp % ha
sido presa de la desgracia. '
San Loreuzo, Mayo s de 1887.
Juan C. Diepa, j. COncepci6n M.
randa, Pedro Brxgneras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13

Tenemos entendido que no ha
resultado exacts la noticia del
fallecimiento del sef1or don Juan
de la Cruz Cisneros, que circul6
por aquf hace algunos dias.
Segdn Sc nos dice, ell senior Cis-
neros ha sido nomorado Fiscal de
la Audiencia de CebG.
Celebramos sinceramente am
bos sucesos, y mas que sc coDfir'
me Il primero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
RUENA DEFENsA.

Lo es Ia que a continuation in
sertamos del muy digno Alcalde
de Guayama, cuyo buen compor-
tamiento, cuya intachable admi-
nistraci6n estau muy d cubierto de
los tiros apasionados de alguno
que otro enemigo, que q nadie en-
Ia vida falta. No debe preocu
parse Ell senior Calimano de
estas cosas; contra los que inju'
rian a las autoridades, estan ell
Codigo y los Tribunales ordiua-
rios. Y cuando lea la defensa
que sigue, Sc sentiTa justamente
compensate del ataque:
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@. B. s. NJ,
AthOS.

Con verdadera sorpresa Sc ha re-
cibido en- esta culta Villa ell CO.
municado que un tai O. dirige des-
de las columnas del peri6dico " La
Juventud Liberal" en- SUI n1mero
118, correspondence al dia 4 del
corriente Mayo, encaminadO tan
solo & formular acerbas censuras
contra Ia Autoridad local, por
cuestiones de poliCia interior, y
cuyo remitido es un cumulo de
inexactitudes, absurdos y vacieda-
des, tan destituidos de fundamen-
to, que no creemos sea obra de
ninguna persona seria, 6 que Sc
estime en- algo, pues no cabe supo-
ner que quien reuna estas circuns-
tancias, solo por el deseo de exhi-
birse en- las columnas de un peri6-
dico, haga caer sobre ST ell peso de
un espantoso ridiculo.
Con efecto; sostener que sl acue-
ducto no es un hecho por causa
del Alcalde, que la estercolera des-
pide miasmas infecciosos, que sc
arrojan reses y perros muertos en-
la via pdblica, que ell Alcalde sc
abanderiza q determinados abas.
tecedores de carnes y otras patra.
mas por ell estilo, no merece nj los
honores de la replica nj otra con,
testaci6n que el mas despreciativC
silencio, pues unos cargos como e
primero suponen en- quien los di
rige la mas supina ignorancia, ,
otros, 8 un complete desconoci
miento respecto de los particulars
& que SO contraen, 6 una intenci6I
danada, que deseariamos no We
cOnfirmada.
Que este pueblo es paciente
sufrido, dice el comunicante,
aunque en- este no le falte algun
raz6n, puesto que ha soportado col
est6ica calma los soporiferos dis
cursos y disertaciones tan ma
peusados = anti : hteraiiament
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
GACETA De HOY.

Sc anuncia nuevamente para cl
2 de Julio pr6ximo la subasta de
los ferrocarriles de la lila.
Real Decreto indultando de Ia
Ultima pena al REQ Pedro Contre-
ras Monies.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Militar.
Snbastas.
Providencias jadiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
GACETILLAS.

Teatro. = Higo anteanoche Su
debut en- nuestro Coliseo la famosa
Companfa de japoneses con ante
rioridad anunciada. Todos, espe-
cialmente los ninos, obtuvieron en-
tusiastas y repetidos aplausos. TIA
bajan notabilisimamente. Elerci-
clos de dislocaci6n, equilibrios, jne-
gos de prestigio, todo 10 que
ejecutaron los japoneses fu6 calf
cado de admirable Y sobresaliente.
La cOncurrencia bastante numerosa.
Para esta noche y la del domingo
pr6ximo Sc estan preparando otras
dos selectas funciones. De suponer
es que el pGblico tavorecera con
decision a los japoneses. i Bien 10
merecen
Pasajeros,-Los se1ores siguien-
tes Sc embarcaron en- ell dltimo va
por directo con rumbo & la madre
patria:
D. Antonio Arsuaga, don Antonio
del Vale, don Pedro OrcasitAs. don
Ventura Martinez, don Jose Manuel
Lopez, den Pedro Ssntisteban y Cha
varri, don joan Bsntista Longo, do
IA Carmen Carambtt, ion Jose de
Real, don Antonio Arana, don Federi.
co Gonzalez, dona Ana Roneu, dons
Bel6n Co1iAu, don h fael Roneu, do
ia CoDcepclon CobiAn, don MAuue
CAbrAnes, don Manuel Baquero, dor
Arturo Palol, don Roqne Sala, don Ra.
mon Martina, don Ramon Mayol, dor
Jose Gomez, doha Tomasa Nieves y
hUos, don Jcte Perez, don Francisc,
Blanes, don Mauro Fernandez, don vi
cente Sala, don Nicolas Garcia eeno
ra, don Severlno SaenE, don Juan Ma
tiAs L6Iex. don Jose Gimenez, dol
Francisco lz1uierdo, dcha Mercedes V
Flores, don jose Flores, donA JuAni
Domirguez y dos hDos, don Oregon,
Campos y tres hjos, don Jose Perez
don Leonardo Cslvo, don Jose Escaso
don Antonio Garcia y tres huss; DON
Teresa Ferraa de EuJuto y : hinos, 8
individaos de tropas.
Feliz viaje deseamos d todos
| Comunicaciones. - Msnana, IS
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pacharA para San Thomas la CO
: rrespondencia Official y pdblica qu
: ha de conducir aquella isla v
: las de Barlovento y Sad-Am6ric
el yapor espanol San Juan.
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y raj de Comunicaciones. Agrad
+ lcidos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
RUEYES.

:. En- q pueblo de San Lorenzo
SO venden hermosas yuntas, nue..
vas, granaes y. gordas, propias
para todo trabajo de Hacienda.
Ell que las interese puede dir.
girse en- dicho pueblo, sl ona
suscribe, que esta encargado para
su venta.
81 ANTONIO QU1NTANA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
+. GhRClADEL REAL. 1u.,4o

CASA DE PRESTAMOS sobre empeno de prem
das, muebles, maquinas de coser de oda clase
de obietos tipo m0dic1.
Sc vonden preadas, musbles y maquinas de coser
que hsyan vsnc.do 81 ternino, a.prscios sumamente
baratos y se compran billetes. bonoe resduos de
rasoro acciones de la Sociedad Anonima de Gre
ditto Mercantil'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
JOSE PR0vASl. rer..l... IS.
GRAN SASfRERIk ITkLIAEA.

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ma moaA, f.Ase eAhsiisswA ta&sssua ssEssaaa. ffas
e~s~a, ssTaAnasa aia@Aass q Essas Ia mAa saa
EsAsa AwFta&0 esAssaAtA kssReneas hasatEra
Era4 s&nsss q pagFezRtAasa aa IA aesaeAaA sla
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
PEDRO REUS co. Cru. /,
FABRICANTES DE SOMBRERO s

la Ultima moda con Ell mayor esmero confec
,ionan sombreros de todas classes formas para
cabale os, senoras, ninos ni6as asi como teias y
bonetes para Clerigos.
Gran comp.tencia los que procedau del extra
70.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
AGUIlAR, DELGADO T. co.

TETUAN 50.
Comisionistas, Aiinac~aistas a! por mayor I'm
portadores de where's rnsSoancias de todas proce
dencias.
Capom venta dc irutos del oais.